Vintage Embroidery Patterns

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Vintage embroidery patterns of cute puppies and serious dogs. This group does not include puppies …

This is a larger design that goes with the transfer amommy22 posted www.flickr.com/photos/26622486@N08/3863039183/in/set-7215....

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Listed Price: $6.95 MaMaw’s Vintage Embroidery hot iron transfers #M402 – Cross-stitch Twins for Tea Towels. A precious brother & sister are the focus of these vintage-style Black Americana transfers of the 1940’s. The s…Read more…

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Free Embroidery Pattern 'Snowmen'

This is a PDF instant Download of a Vintage PATTERN. Now you can enjoy making treasures like Grandma used to make. Our patterns are all out of print and hard to find. Each pattern is in public Domain. Aunt Martha 3183 Sparky the Kitten for Dish towels Included in this set are 7 Kittens all about

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Old Workbasket magazines had a sheet of embroidery transfers (red ink on craft paper) folded and stapled inside the pages. On one side of the staples was a large sheet of transfers; on the other side was a little section (2 1/2 x 8) that had its own unique designs. I've always loved these litt

Here are more transfers from vintage Workbasket magazines. Click to enlarge.Earlier posts with vintage Christmas transfers are located here,

Here are more transfers from vintage Workbasket magazines. Click to enlarge. Earlier posts with vintage Christmas transfers are located here, here, here, here and here.

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Old Workbasket magazines had a sheet of embroidery transfers (red ink on craft paper) folded and stapled inside the pages. On one side of the staples was a large sheet of transfers; on the other side was a little section (2 1/2 x 8) that had its own unique designs. I've always loved these litt

Old Workbasket magazines had a sheet of embroidery transfers (red ink on craft paper) folded and stapled inside the pages. On one side of the staples was a large sheet of transfers; on the other side was a little section (2 1/2 x 8) that had its own unique designs. I've always loved these litt